Weirdest Animal You Ate

[54mountain]

In a fit of maddness at a winter survival shoot we et' prairie dog It's a bit tough and greasy, I think I'd have to be starvin' to do it again.

 

[Sherlock]

My uncle sent me on a trip one time. Ate lots of ethnic chow: MONKEY MEAT. Wonky

 

[George Holton]

Oh yes Red squirrel. chipmonk frog legs.

 

[Trench]

Saw someone listed raw cicada. I've had the pleasure of having a life one myself. Now that is A LOT of bug! Not only do you get a meal, it quenches your thirst with all those bug juices.
I've eaten a lot of insects, and to many people, that tops the list of weird things to eat..at least in the US.

P.S. Don't eat ladybugs. They taste like they smell.

 

[overrev73]

I had an African Firemouth Ciclid in my aquarium once and he was harassing all my other fish so I ate him. I've also had gator, beaver, and crow.

 

[guncobbler]

Last time we had 17 year cicadas we (I) gathered lots of them and fried em up. They had absolutely no taste so we had to spice em up with garlic, soy sauce and red pepper. Kids (15 to 20 years old) loved them. Wife would not touch more than one. GC

 

[longfowler]

I'll eat anything that can't outrun me. I've had everything that's on the list so far - except cicadas!

 

[Rebel]

Rattlesnake, crawdads, frog, bobcat

 

[Bon Sauvage]

If its back faces heaven it is food. Old Chinese proverb.


Ogre

 

[Halftail]

Kraft Dinner,anything on the menu at McDonalds. :shocked2:

 

[bucktales]

Crow, in the General Muzzleloading section. :grin:

That's just plain funny. :rotf: :rotf:

 

[reddogge]

Steamed blue crabs and raw oysters. We always said the first person who ate a crab was a brave soul. Of course we in Maryland are the only people on the planet who know how to fix them.

 

[Jumpshot]

Crow, in the General Muzzleloading section. :grin:

That's just plain funny. :rotf: :rotf:

It is now. It wasn't then. :grin:

 

[Russianblood]

I've eaten woodchuck. It's just like a big squirrel.

 

[Flint311]

I've had some of what you mentioned. Other than that, I don't know. Was in Mexico and had "Beef w/ rice". Funny how a porcupine needle was in it......didn't bother me, but my wife raised an eyebrow. The rib bones in the chicken were NOT chicken bones. If it wasn't meant to be eaten, it wouldn't have been made of meat! :thumbsup: It was better than the minnow my brother dared me to eat when I was a kid! :grin:

 

[shmrck1]

windwalker,
Please don't say it tasted like chicken :hmm:
snake-eyes:surrender:

 

[Bearbait2]

Mr. snake-eyes,
No sir. Only way I can describe it is that it had a kind of "musty" flavor.
Best Wishes

 

[bwhoffman]

Coyote nuts. it was a tradition thing!

 

[jeepwj992002]

Camel Shawarma in the sandbox.

 

[Halftail]

Coyote nuts. it was a tradition thing!

What tree do you pick them off of?